> "we're working hard to ensure these less savory parts of reddit are only encountered by those looking for them and are very much aware of the content." That'

> "we're working hard to ensure these less savory parts of reddit are only encountered by those looking for them and are very much aware of the content." That's exactly what they're doing, is it not? They're providing opt in controls for the less savoury content: > Similar to NSFW, another type of content that is difficult to define, but you know it when you see it, is the content that violates a common sense of decency. This classification will require a login, must be opted into, will not appear in search results or public listings, and will generate no revenue for Reddit. And the few subreddits that incite abuse are getting shuttered. I feel that's more than reasonable.